I’ve featured this window before. I took the photo when visiting a friend and I heartily envy her this nook. The view is directly onto the lighthouse of Roker Beach in Sunderland. I ordinarily don’t eat breakfast and as I’ve often said: “I don’t do sunrises” but with this window seat I would change my routine just for the pleasure of sitting there and gazing out over the waves.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Window
Color your World: Vivid Tangerine
Frankfurt am Main has not a great reputation when it comes to beauty but undeservedly so. I found that there is green scenery and paths through it never far away.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Ground: sand, dirt, paths, walks, trails, roads
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Waterproof
The statue of the mouse (from The Gruffalo fame) is less than two years old. The wood has weathered well so far, as has the yellow coat of paint but a bit of photographic weathering deepens the cracks and fissures. Photoscape has an antique photo filter to round off the look.
This metal and wood sculpture of a warrior has been weathered by rain and wind and sun and given a dark vignette around the outside to complete the picture.
This sun, again enhanced with an antique photo filter from photoscape and artificial back lighting, looks a lot more weathered now.
Finally, a black panther made of metal and covered in rust, has been contrast heightened and backlit and scratched.
A Photo a Week: Weathered
This white poppy, found in the fields next to the usual red poppies, got me going on white flowers for Jude’s colour of the month – white or silver.
A flowery collection for Life in Colour.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Fetch
Double inversion: positioning and colour
A fountain:
A tapid’s dripping nose:
A swan after dabbling:
A mini icicle:
A fountain in the woods:
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Inversion
We finally got some rain yesterday. My roses seem to like it. And the raindrops seem to like the flashbulb.
